Dr. Michael Laitman To Change the World – Change Man

Is Each Person’s Soul Unique?

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Each person receives their own soul. However, if you are not satisfied with the soul you received, you have the opportunity to correct it. Correcting your soul means applying an intention to love, bestow, and connect positively with others upon

What Makes a Superhuman?

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Physicist Michio Kaku envisions a future where technology propels humanity toward a “super-future,” with devices and machines designed to improve our lives. In theory, this sounds promising. Imagine distributing devices to everyone that, instead of distracting or isolating us like

The Spiritual Meaning of Hanukkah: From Exile to Redemption

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Hanukkah is the state of a miraculous spiritual transition from exile to redemption. Before we can experience spiritual redemption, we must first feel and recognize our state of spiritual exile. Exile is the state of being disconnected from spirituality, the

Why Must Childbirth Be So Painful When It Is a Necessary Thing?

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Childbirth is inherently a painful process. Nature made it so, as it is written, “In pain you will give birth.” This pain, however, is not limited to the physical act of bringing a child into the world—it also represents the

To What Extent, If Any, Is Suffering Necessary for Spiritual Growth?

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In response to the Buddhist saying, “Never interfere in someone else’s suffering. A person must grow tired of himself and drink the cup of poison allotted to him,” I wholeheartedly agree. This is beautifully said. If you try to pull

How Do I Help Someone Who Is Suffering But Doesn’t Want to Be Helped?

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You can only help someone who is ready to be helped. When a person is suffering, their perception of the world is clouded by their pain, rendering them deaf and blind to anything beyond it. In such a state, no

What Is the Definition of Kabbalah and Where Did It Originate?

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Kabbalist Yehuda Ashlag, the most renowned Kabbalist of our times who received the name “Baal HaSulam” from his monumental “Sulam” (“Ladder”) commentary on The Book of Zohar, provides the following definition of the wisdom of Kabbalah: This wisdom is no more

How Can Someone Gain Control of Their Life and Not Feel Helpless?

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In the 1960s, various experiments of Martin Seligman showed how dogs conditioned to associate a sound with an unavoidable electric shock stopped trying to escape, even when presented with an easy way out—a very low fence that they could easily

What Would You Change in Your Life to Improve It?

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One of my students brought me this question, mentioning how scientists have often asked people who know they are about to die this very question: “What would you change in your life?” At such a point, when many people reflect

Hanukkah: A Spiritual Rest Stop on the Journey to an Ever-Strengthening Connection

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The spiritual meaning of Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, is that it represents a crucial pause in the inner battle for becoming as loving, giving, and united to one another through such qualities as the laws of nature themselves—a “rest

What Can Possibly Bring the Fall of a Leader?

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One of my students read me the following excerpt from 15th Century diplomat and author Niccolò Machiavelli, in order to clarify aspects of human nature and leadership. If you are chosen as king, and the crown turns out to be big, then

If People Are Animals, Then Why Do We Get Offended by Being Called an Animal?

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One of my students raised this question via the following quote by Stanislaw Jerzy Lec: “If an animal were to kill intentionally, it would have been a human act.” In other words, animals kill instinctively for the sake of fulfilling